Mass Schedule

Monday-Friday
8:00 am (Spanish)
7:15 pm (Spanish)
Saturday
8:00 am (Spanish)
Saturday Vigil
6:00 pm (Spanish)
Sunday
8:00 am (Spanish)
9:30 am (English)
11:30 am (Spanish)
6:00 pm (Spanish)

Horario de Misas

Lunes a Viernes
8:00 am (Español)
7:15 pm (Español)
Sábado
8:00 am (Español)
Vigilia de Sábado
6:00 pm (Español)
Domingo
8:00 am (Español)
9:30 am (Inglés)
11:30 am (Español)
6:00 pm (Español)
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About the Sacraments

Where did the sacraments originate?

In the Bible, Christ gives his followers clear instructions on how to administer and receive each of the sacraments. This is seen through his work with the Apostles, healing the sick, parables, giving his body and blood to nourish our souls and forgiving sinners. The Parish administers these holy sacraments as instructed, in order for all to worship God and receive His salvation.

A sign of the sacred

A sacrament is a means which God uses to show His grace and help us achieve salvation. The word sacrament means “a sign of the sacred,” which is fitting as they are all outwards signs from God to us. Not only are they signs, they’re also celebrations of a continued journey and relationship with God, teachings to help live out His word and ceremonies to show devotion to Him.


The Sacraments of Initiation

The three sacraments of initiation are Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. Each is meant to strengthen your faith and forge a deeper relationship with God. Baptism frees you from original sin, confirmation strengthens your faith and Eucharist allows you to taste the body and blood of eternal life and be reminded of Christ’s love and sacrifice.

Baptism

The Sacrament of Baptism is one of the founding graces of Christian life.

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Communion

As we receive Christ's Body and Blood, we are nourished spiritually and brought closer to God.

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Confirmation

Confirmation is a Catholic Sacrament of mature Christian commitment and a deepening of baptismal gifts.

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The Sacraments of Healing

The two sacraments of healing are Penance or Reconciliation and Anointing the Sick. Penance allows for spiritual healing and absolution for people who have distanced themselves from God through sin. Anointing the sick allows for both physical and spiritual healing. When one falls seriously ill, a minister anoints them and prays over them, calling on Christ to strengthen and heal.

Reconciliation

Reconciliation confers the forgiveness of all sins.

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Anointing of the Sick

The last Rites or Extreme Unction, is a ritual of healing appropriate not only for physical but also for mental and spiritual sickness.

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The Sacraments of Service

Through Marriage and the Holy Orders, couples and the clergy promise to serve and build up the Parish community.

Marriage

The Sacrament of Marriage is a lifetime union between a man and a woman.

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Holy Orders

The sacrament of holy orders is a beautiful gift from God.

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